Description

IMPORTANT: This mod is now being developed on this page by another modder: Armor Souls: Reforged Go check it out! This page will remain here for legacy reasons.

 

Brief Introduction:

The soul(yeah not sole) intention of the mod is to give players a little more customization with the way they look in armor. Minecraft by default makes all players look the same in the later gameplay stages. With Armor Souls, you now have access to 30+ armor sets, all equivalent to diamond armor, They are themed in various world cultures. Like Medieval Europe, Sengoku Japan, Medieval Middle East, and classical Rome.

 

The mod is aimed at me primarily and those who enjoy Role-play and or factional player vs player activities, though I highly recommend trying it with mods like, Overlord, Minecraft Comes Alive and or CustomNPCs. There’s probably more out there that go great with this one.

 

All of the recipes are shapeless making things easier to remember.

 

 

Short Guide:

 

I don’t wish to spoil too much for you guys but here we go. To start trading with souls, you’ll need to gather them first. Let’s start by gathering some Ectoplasm. Lay out three pieces of bread on a crafting bench and voila! Ectoplasm appears. Librarians believe that souls are especially attracted to bread. In all experiments, this was the most consecutive amount needed.

 

Now that we have Ectoplasma, we’ll need to a find a Blue Soul. The blue soul is the progenitor soul of all others. It takes a special mixture which we’ll call Black Stuff to bring forth a pure Blue Soul. Use Charcoal, bone meal, six ectoplasm balls and a bottle of water to craft it. Place it in a furnace and a Blue Soul will appear.

Now what? Welp, once you’ve acquired some iron armor, place the blue soul and the armor on the crafting bench. This counts as a trade ritual with the soul. The soul will now forge you a new set of armor.

Tips: Try feeding a Blue Soul different items. Try Bonemeal first.

 

(Feeding: “A fancy word for placing the soul in the crafting bench with an item.”)

 

“Some villager librarians believe that the trade ritual dates as far back as 1000 after Steve. Some sources add that they may have been attracted to some of the names of the steves, Like KillerHunter223 and XXX_KAWAII_XXX.”

 

 

Terms of use:

 

If you going to use this mod on a server, though not required, I'd like to hear about it in the comments. I just want to see what people do with it. :D

 

Anyone can use the textures, as long as you credit where credit is due and only if the use of it doesn't earn you money directly. Donation based stuff is fine.

 

End Credits:

 

The_Fireplace: For showing me the coding ropes and setting up a JDE for me back when I first started the mod a long time ago. He also gave me all the code I needed to make the armors, recipes, and some experimental 3d armors, DON’T KILL ME FOR FINISHING THE MOD WITH MCREATOR AND NOT THE JDE THINGY! DX I just had to finish it, dude! Here’s a very AWESOME mod of his, Overlord, it's partly the reason I started working on this mod.

https://www.curseforge.com/members/The_Fireplace/projects

 

MCreator: MCreator handled most of the dirty work. Somethings were modified manually, makes handling things I don’t understand less irritating and less hair pullery of a hassle. I really look forward to the continued development of it.

https://mcreator.net/

 

Count_Grimhart: I designed all the textures and well, the mod’s design itself. Etoooo, I don’t really have a link to a page or anything cool like that so umm, how’s the weather? Also, yes I'm lazy.

 

Future Plans:

 

Gallery:

 

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• Compatibility: The mod should be compatible with the latest version of Minecraft and be clearly labeled with its supported versions.
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How to Install